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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-10

slant accuses w. D. Bray, Tho engineer,
Of oarlessness in unclutching tho cage
from the engine causing the cage 10 de-
scend with such force as TO cause the
death of Pasco.a 4 s=4 assa
A special to the Louisville Times says
that the Town Marshal of Moorehead,
IN Rowan county, Kentucky, attempted
to arrest Jack and William Logan at
their house. AS he entered the house
he was shot by them fatally. The fire
was returned by two men with the Mar
shall, which killed both. of the, Logan
boys. y 5itg' ,,i-.a. 60 ..
Fort Worth Gazette: -Democracy,
through Cleveland, hns given peace to
the country and business boom TO the
South because Of that peace and restored
confidence. Why, then, should the
country desire to substitute Republican,
ism for Democracy, and why should the
South desire to substitute any Democrat
for Cleveland? - ~ az .
Birmingham -Age:AWe still hold to
the opinion that Blaine is the strongest
man for the Presidency in the Republi-
can party. But Blaine has suffered in
health as,weliias prestige since the last
campaign, and will be much easier to
beat in 1883 than in 1884. He will
have to bear the burden OF four years of
depletion. So %G3fyEg =
The Eureka Sentinel tells of a prac-
tical joke which resulted seriously to
Dr. Thoma. Some one touched off
fire-crackers to scare q drunken man
The inehriate did not scare worth a
cent, but horse attached to buggy
! did, and the wheels of the vehicle
truck Dr.. Thoma throwing him under
the buggy cutting bis head and iniuring
the bones of his knees. -
Virginia Enterprise:+fA' 2 philadelphia
contemporary says that the time has
come when the American people should
exercise the right to discriminate in re-
gard to those who seek homes on Amer
| loan soil. Correct. We still hive room
for industrious, abiding, liberty
loving, self sustaining foreigners. We
have no room for paupen, criminals,
revOlu.iunists and Anarchists,
The Fourth of July celebration Mt Fl
Hplleck promises to be an event in the
history Of Tint locality As it is to be
n regular old fashioned Basket Picnic
those who attend will provide them
selves with good!y supply of creature
comforts and go prepared to devote the
day to real enjoyment. A fine suppe1
will be laid for the modntioI OF
those who remain to the ball at night.
Boston Herald:-If there is any
| Democratic dark horse for the Presiden
cy he is the most carefully secluded mi
NAL that was ever heard OF. There
have really been but two totally unex'
pected nominations for tae Presidency
for fifty yenrs-Polk and Pierce-thougl
perhaps Garfield MAY be added to the
number This next year there is no
at all likely to he any nag OF tie aboy,
named complexion trotted out by eithe
party.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-10
Cattle ESOdoo.

The Elko outfit will commence n
Rodeo on Dixie Greek, Wednesday,
June 1st, md work up Oh tho south
side OF the Humboldt, reaching Ten
Mile about June 9Th All persons in
terested will please take notice. 526.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-10
A Good Entcrtainment.

The McKanlass Company played to o
good house last night and the exhibit on
was fur in advance OF Il ose which usu.
ally stop here. The Professor is on ,x-
pert both with the banjo and violin, the
boy is marvel Of his ngc, while the im
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-10
iiCDtiStry.

Dr.. M. w. Parsons will pass through
within very few days, and will stop
over and fill any orders for Dental
Work which may be left either at the
Depot Hotel or the PostoEicc. CO
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GEM HoTEL-Bartlett Il Ostreioher,
Proprietors.
Geo O'Briter,, w Hank Tuscarora;
Mrs W o Price, Miss % P.ice, Master
Fred Price, Oakland L CD ones, I'M
Bell, Eureka; E Watson, South Fork; R
R Munroe, S f; Prof BIcKanlass,t Miss
Susie Griffin, Adalini Patti, Master Will
lie, Miss. Emma Montella, \ L Sales, G
rCatlin, Jubilee Concert Co. "a - -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-10
Gen, Gtci,

European Plan. First class accom-
modations for famiics. Everything
Few and in first class order.
BARL EFT q OsTREICHER,
3.21. Proprietors
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-10
Novelties.

Just received by express, 100 dozen
latest styles gents ties, nls) novelties
for ladies received daily by express at
}. BosE&srCCf>
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-10
Morse 1SOdco.

A horse rodco will commence on Susie
Creek on Friday. June 10TH. AL per-
sons interested will plcnsG take notice.
SIG. Il. u DoRsGG,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-10
Salt! salt!

Just received rarload of Salt, both
Liverpool and stock salt, which will be
sold i'll lots to suit ut bed rock prices.
HIRAM CHASE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-10
Farming Impicmcnts

OF all kinds nom the best manufnc-
tories, can be found i'll endless variety
nj w. r. Smiths. 3-2i.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-10
sALmAGUNDI.

Gen. R. M. Clarke was passenger
for the west by this mornings train.
Virginia City is preparing for "Hor-
rible" procession on the Fourth of July.
Zion will be favored with visit from
the Jersey Lilly who opens an engage
ment there next Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Wiseman went
out to South Fork last evening on
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Farnsworth.
Several of our ladies. are taking
course OF lessons in decorative paint
ing and hare becoming experts in the
art.
The alfalfa and grain crops of Big
Meadows, Hamboldt county, give great
promise of being more abundant than
for years past.
Cincinnati Euq uirer:-The man WHO
can hit aiblack cat at midnight with
bootjack is the man the Nihilists are,
looking for. 2S
Alta OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sherman
has visited the graves of his sancesiors
in Connecticut. His own grave was dug
at Chicago in 1880. ESS
Times-Reyiew More work will be
done this Season in the way of pros
pecting, and developing quartzclaims
i'll this county than for s2anyEseats.
An annoying oversight Occurred in
making mp the forms yestsrdgy, the
dates not being changed, ~ but mistakes
will occur in the best regulated families.
Indians are now bringing 5rnmid
Lake trout to this market. These fine
fish find ready sale and are welcome
addition To the de!icacies of the. tabIe.
The Denver Field and, Farm asserts
that the pcuro-pneumonia racket is be-
ing worked by the qnaclSs for the
Doodle there is in it" 1t begins to look
that way. "a. "a. r.
Atlanta Constitutional it is true
that Blaine has already written his in
angurpl, we venture the opinion that
it will appear for the first time in his
puathumous works.
a light shower of rain fell last night
which purified the atm osphere, and this
morning the sun came out clear and
bright bringing with it one of the most
lovely mornings OF the season.
1t has been suggested that in the alb
sence of n regular Fourth Of July cele-
bration some steps be taken to give the
children Of the town m outing ON that
dUy. The subject is worthy of con-
sheraton.
In the election OF officers for the
Granl Lodge X. of P, held at Reno
Yesterday, e ko county gets the follow
ing: ". w. Rogers, Graud Vice Chan
ccllor; Geo. Ii. Bird, Grard Outer
Guard; L. II. Garry, Grand Trustee.
The playing of two comets ut the
same time by Prof. McKanlass, one au
alto md the other n soprano, each with
separate mouth pieces, is certainly one
of the greatest feats he performs. He
does it though, and does it will.
joaquin Miller built himself log
cabin in the woods near Washington,
D. G.. and occupied it for some time
but last week he sold it, and it will be
the home of Mi. Adee, Second Assistant
Secretary Of State, this Summer.
The election in Chicago for six mem
bers of the Circuit Court resulted in @
decided victory for the Citizens ticket
Though the vote was light, it was three
to one against the ticket put up by The
machine politicians and Endorsed by the
Anarchists.
Philadelphia Ledger:--It is contin
uaily becoming clearer and snrer tina
Grover Cleveland as President of the
United States is strongly intrenohed il
the goo dwill of the people. He ha
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-10

Ladies' Misses and childrens' shoes
inst received. New goods constantly ar
irving at NJ. Reinhart.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-10

Fifteen barrels boiled cider, warranted
% keep MI Summer, just received at the
GCm,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-10
FIFTY. GENTS PER WEEK.

All Glasses of Legitimate Ad.
VerttSements not Exceeding Ten
Lines inserted In this Column
Tor Fifty Cents = Week, s....
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-10
DEPOT HoTEL-Clark e. Green Proprie.
tors.

A D Farnsworth, Lee; Miss Ada Nj
Weld, San Jose; E VI Baum, Union
City; VIM Mitchell. W II Byrne, Sncln-
meuto; Geo Pullman, Lnmoil!e; r fl
Bnnss, IS L; Chas Adams, South Fork;
w A Shepherd, II Walker, Coral Hill; "
Bird, G p Il Il; / Grooms, Tuscnro-
ra.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-10
Bed Rock Saloon.
UNDER MASONIC HALL.
H. Nc ADAMS, PROPRIETOR.

This popular resort has recently been
placed i'll FIRST class repair and
THE BAR
stocked with the finest Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. E.
If you, want something Mild CT Pow.
erful give<the Bed Rock call. =
ST.. 4.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-10

5-31-30-d.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
MOINnNNILIE.


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Nv many '''"". " ''' ".n.t'.,
inS"n, former 'I'iR III JOS W. '''''''e' ;
store. will be panied To hear Of the death
of hi. most estimablc wifi. on August .,
-. ,-,,,,..
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Is q @.'Ht 90 ''''' 'o,H,.S ",'
v a. N"l'i ' az, '"'',' '"''' ,'',''"
from ms recent Illness TO 20 10 A'I''' It
|',y III n"!''S " % Sl''''S 'J'o,y'i
MIS- iAmI'r 'i'N'' 3"u "%"&n',I VII. VII. ~
company walker ); J i'S'GlI 10 u, M mountain
Lake rank TO SPS"" I" week VII" MS par
ci,lS' , 49,,
Inc ltrE"i'N ''"' nae, Oh y, = t'"'I even.
M nj the residence "i Jos W. "'iI'iti'
isP
services IN IPi>c"p'd ci"I'n q" H'h""y
morning ana rNrhllE.
MIS-. VIII humble q! wheeling spent
lhurSuai mere
MI Johh N'IiirtNli.e "le'' al MS nome III
the upper ware on '"' 'Ie l"'" l"S''' u
congestion "I tue I"HH'' aye" - 9'''''
Inc Iiu'N I''''iI@TI'va' CH"''" 49, H'I"
on Tuesday by {. { Mathews To MIS- ''
j. thatcher. IohalheIa''"h 9'"''
Miss Cora Myers haN returned rom
visiting the lInlHE "' is'' ~ =. ""iei"S.
tiat"n "i'tcl returned from 'HalIe''"h
ON Monday, with his chaTgr, q CONVEX
whom me hHi taken I" charleston rs 4
"ilh'"5 ID '"hh''i t"'''
M"iSh''. county H"""'E '>r''"o' w.
NDnilOn VIII meet az Lock LICK Oh 90 H.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
EESW WOOD.

The worl, Of cnl.ugingSt Johns private
school was commenced last week.
McNicrhcm street is being thoroughly re.
paired.
Yesterday was pay day at the Riverside
Works
Another wedding is booked ior the ncm
future in Centre ward.
Mr.. K. Clovis formerly of The Wheeling
Co. 81 plant has accepted position III tie
Hammond works.
Mr. James l. McMc"hen left last even
ing Tor FLlimnnt.
Mr.. L. p,ughuty has accepted the
management III the Owens
Mr. Wcllby Crisswrll is filing the posi-.
ton II NIGHT operator NJ the Junction
while Nh James DrcGan is substitute for
the operator at Fairmont
Some of our pcdagogues attended the cN-
animation at Cameron last week.
Mr.. August Schad Ia fitting up one Of
his store rGoms for meat market and will
resume the hutchrring business
About all the Ecnwood people have
moved ~ from the camp ground
The position OF assistant superintendent
at the Wheeling Company s. plant has been
made obsolete since the resignation at Mr..
W. l.. Peterson. who accepted position IN
the Hammond works, near Chicago.
Master Walter McIilton Is cash hoy At
thr cooperative store.
Miss Nellie - Council returned 10 Pitts
burg Thursday.
The many friends Of Mrs. J. W May
sincerely regret to learn of her illness at
Palaliue, where she is visiting.
Mr.. t. Glligan was in town one day
last week in the interest OF the proposed
electric railroad
Mr.. Frank Peabody, one OF the urbane
clerks in Decgan's store, las returned after
a short vacation.
It's said that the BelIairtes come over
here On Sunday for their whisky ana beer.
This indicates laNity in our license ordi-
nduccS. ELI?
Mus Carpenter, OF Narrows Hill farm, is
indispcS~d
The picnic given by the Lutheran sun
day school THURSDAY was a pleasant affair.
Mr.. James Siglcr lett last week for Wy,
aDdot'c, Kansas, where his family will
shortly remove for permanent location.
\ large number Of persons who have
been on probation ~ the NJ. T. Church
will lie admitted into full membership to
day Sunday There viii also he "a hap
tizmal service in connection with il.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
MARTINS FERRY.

Ott Godttey, who has hrru laid uP with
fvphpid fever, is conyIlr-ceut. Although
IN. is out Of danger, he was not 80 well ye7-
trrdly
James lIlrbourt, of Mt Pleasant, w.sS al
the rlty yesterday.
Hiram FrJrjrr, ID, has returned from a
weeks Suruuru u Missouri.
Charlie McComb- lost valuable horse
yesterday.
John Williams was !o.kel up Friday
night by Officer Williams. on a charge OF
drunkenness aud disorder.
John Fisher was taken suddenly with a
severe attack of cramps yesterday after
noon
The C.. l.. X W. X. K. will run an
hourly excursion train between Martin :
Ferry. Bridgeport, West Wheeling and
Bcllaige every day during the Reunion
James aud Isaac Dean arrived At home
Yesterday aud will stay during the Re
union.
Frank link was in Strubeuville on bust
ness Yesterday
Mrs Albert Zluk has returned from a
visit i'm Brooke County, W. Va
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wetheraid are IN
WrliShurg. attending the funeral OF Mrs.
WrthrraId's mother Mrs \Jylur.
Mr.. Humphrey Williams has sold hI-
residence Iu CIuk'S addition 10 Mr
donovan. ct Whrrliu. Price 81 ION.
Miss Title Tumb,r, ct Denton, Texas,
Is the guest OF friends IN the ruty.
Walt Griffith aud Will Lnk spent yes
trrduv Iu Wheeling.
g. 4. Twr,dy wsps in the city yesterday
calling ON old friends
4 h. Gray will open house furnishing
goods store IN John Bs,ks building OPP
po,lte the G.. N p. depot, one day next
week
Ou Wednesday night last, Mrs. Jane
Cox. Of Gmpyi.Ir got mp party Of TWEEN
ty-uyr friends and rendered 4 surprise To
MIR VIII Cox. nt the sixth ward, Wheel
ing. IA. ltG,s WIS gotten u? lu honor oi
MIS-. .lruh WAGNER, ol Cincinnati, who i
the guest ot hry brother, Mr.. Cox.
Nr. II " Er,d and mother irIt yrsttr-
dly To- visit .rrud~ iu Kansas They Will
Do. gone several months.
Saturday uiZht. september 81, Is sale
ul-ht az Jhr office, a.. tine Industry Build
tug Association. There will be- rousldyrI-
bile money offered. T. ". SuEENE.
Secretary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
BEIDG EPOET.

J. O. Howrlls and c. W. Hauser are in
Cadiz visiting friends.
Mr.. Burnic Scott has retained from Il
pleasant visit with friends in the country.
The Riverside Paving Brick Co. have
purchased q battery Of boilers from Jerry
Clemmens, and are having them repaired
near the {. x 7. depot, preparatory 10
taking them to their works 10 Ice pnt in
position. Cos and Morrison, OF Wheeling"
are doing the work.
Frank Fisher goes on the road for J. c.
Dent to-day.
Clayton Holloway, removed his stable
Of fine horses from the Wheeling Island
Fair Grounds yesterday to St GAINESVILLE
He has several horses entered in special
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
ELM GROVE. Wv y.

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past -" "','' ""'' " H''''' '''''' '''' .
no" .coANal',''EI
Mr.. u. y. Russell ma o.eh CONNIE" ~
his cot tor ie" days, nut is "'"''ilN 't,,"
Mrs. Il. i. MrI"Iih Is on = VISIT T." 'i''
cage.
Mcssrs. Harry HiIehri>t and Harry /,
Chambers will leave shortly To attend
Srhool al N"ElhE' 'hi',iN'N'
Lhc young folks OF Elm "roSe rnn'sm-
plate another private mop al the i"iN III
the near lG'urr. Inc ESt one "a'Pu'''
success.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21

prisoners, Ini Yankees, Twas anxious to
hear the story from his lips. Shortly
afterwari ! met him and this Is the tale
he told. lie was ons Of 10 men known
rs the McNeal Rangers. They being
near Piedmont and greatly ancoved
The i. * O. Il. r., lie and six Others were
detailed to dcail train at Bloomington,
Md. little more than mile from Pied
mont. letting out their instructions in
bojsterCus language near the Bloomington
drpot. talking Of tearing Mp rails,
t;.s and wre,kiug the train. The
station agent having heard them
became heightened and told them
he would lag the train, to which they as
-enteG, but much to their surprise, when
the train pulled in, saw car iull OF an
| KEGS. six of the ContederaIcs thinking II IL
| their advantage to turE towards rather
I than corpses. mounted their horses aud
/ lied. W0lrlng thinking he had lnti Ms
doom. if nr should try to cross the raynt
| he would.bc shot, ii he should stay whai
/ would happen he knew not, bat concluded
/ To make his life s valuable rs possible ioi
/ his cause. 80 he boarded the tram, cotH"d
his revolver. approached the Captain ah'
demanded OF HIM the surrender OF ms
men. The Captain hcsitatcd, then asked
/ to whom he must surrender h" was told
/ To the Conlederatts. Again he hcsitatcd
and asked W0triUg how many men were
with him. to which he gave iortunat,
/ but false reply, 5000 men. The Captain
was heart broken and handed over ms
] 4 l. Ia ,,ttI
| his men, ,lUl in all, and leave thcl'
arms. In the M antmc the siA Coni"der'
ates having learned that they were run
ming from the enemy, returned, and the
biggest coward amOrg them haIloccd loud
est for the imaginary companies \, i, C.
| Nl. to advance, much to the confusion ~
/ the Yankees Bat how foolish they did
! look when they found out the true state OF
affairs They were patroled, and then
arms and train was burned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21

Kansas City. Wichita and other important
western towns on the trip
{. II. Tallman and party are in QucDrc.
Canada, ana viii return by way Of Port
and, Maine Via steamer 70 New York
Gel. Ed. Bowie. Of H..Iairc. wag in the
city Yesterday Oh business.
DIR. Clancy, OF Smith:ield, was in tie
city YtsteTlnY
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21

contests at the coming Belmont county
T. W. OsIcbly was in the city yester.
day. arranging for the Introduction q
natural gls into his business block:
Frank Fisher and Tom JuGklns have
returned from a months pleasure trip.
4. L. Walling has returned from an
cytenItd western trip lie took in Denver,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21

Do Yov ask tor a test OF SOZODONT'S
power.
Just talk 10 a lady for hall an hour;
1 her breath issweet. il her teeth are white,
lfhev gums are clean, ither gums are bright,
If hermouth is pure and her tcethare clean,
She uses the SOXODONT then, we ween
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21

SCENES About TuE GREAT ClNELR Ut
THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
The Hs.-a: o.. tie Ssa52a IN P2rs-lmg-y.1s-
of Pleasure Resorts -Amsue2l CrmtrS and
C.aver.aace5- Washington and Plr5
C.muari The Dle0.


......... r......
>l....' '. n. =. -
iAE'~' August =
present IN the height oil ENJOY inc"' '''"
is entertaining thousands OF American
IN. D., ..,..,,, Il, ., str,rp,.r that
..,:..,,.,,..,;.,I., of e,reiIent
lhe'''! l' ""' 'oL 'i''''o'''
| drives, gardens. parks, palaces S''''u'' ; =
Monuments and public buildings, and
| .I,.,,,..,,,,I... - the French rropIs are con-
/ - III. ,,,,os;,,,,. r,r,cs, nj
N''"''S '' WIN '''''''"-
| resort to the city. Inc Colui""''7'9 ]"
/ ISL DESTROYED a great many public build
:..-. ..,.I An IL. .,.;I J..5s INIT most of
'"7 ','''' ....,or.l
The places "''''"f'" ''''' ''''' 49,
| Americans are prone 10 compare "'s
/ with WASHINGTON the capitol OF the United
S,,lps OF course there Is a comparison
/ ., f,r.,s thar both cities are vrry hcuu,i
rI lint the capitol of France towers
/ ,bny,. its rival in many respects like the
/ tall oak over the apple tree.
4 stranger entering the city .rcS humid,
reds of dark-cumulrctione and tough.
/ In,Liuu individuals. AID be- Is apt to men.
tally ask himself. are these the people
who have made France famous for heU
| works OF art aud sculpture. Hut drive to
that part OF tbs city known ~ IN" "i'S'".
/ cratic portion ami
A .' NN1' ,'''
the uue looking men anu Women VINO I'. Gu
l'l I'''.,'' W. ,",,' ',.'t', r,nr,. o N,
~ II
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21

OF passionate love, hatred and rcconcl!ia-
ton. The war breaks mp q once happy
home. brother lifts his hand against BROTH
or. The character o. Irem TomklnS Is
particularly we'll drawn. The author, VIZ.
Nu>irk. Is a writer of rare ability; ne
wirlds ready pen, aud this, his latest
production, pro,ys his right 10 he ciassed
in tine first rank Of American novelISts.
Paper. DO. cloth. SlOu. !. =. OgilNe
X Co, - Rose Street, New York.
The September number OF Nrrlbuet :
vil, aurrlr with number Of exceedingly
GRACEFUL illustrations. The sixth Install
mgut Of the famous ThIckerIy letters Will
be- among the contents. An article by
Noncure d Conway on IAN Unpublished
Draft of a National Constitution by Ed
uund Randolph, will be read by all
Americans with great interest. Among
other articles are entertaining sketches by
ProL Toddou The American University,
and The Modern Nile by Edward I.
Wilson.
The contributors OF the September num-
bier oi the Forum are To be. the Hon. Thorn
"a, White. Minister of the Interior o. Cau-
adl, Mrs Craik. author OF John HALIFAX,
Gentleman. Dr. Je>>opp, the we.l-known
English rsSIyist. President Hascom, OF
Williams College, Prot Young the aNtron-
omrr. senator Ingalls, Andrew Lang, Prot.
Cope. bishop Coke, Nicholas T.. C'Ilam,
and Prot. NmChrll.
The Im.rjrw NrgJ-us tor September
promise, To be one OF the best numbers yet
issued. Among the best articles are. our
New Navy. by Lieut.. W. : Hughes
The Cuuadian Militia, by J. Macdonald
ONlyv, ami Jewish Progress by DIR. -.
I,tars. Besides these there is a continual
tiuu of Eigar Fawcet;S scriI. story oil
via Drlaplain' and some excellent short
poems and stories.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21

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tie Keeps his houdS in water main and
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